After learning the basics of a root canal sealer and introducing you to the most innovative technology by the name of Bioceramic sealer, let us now dive into what makes a perfect sealer for you to use!

The following criteria are used to compare different sealers that make them near perfect for the best results. While you learn about it, you will also know why our excellent NT Biocera bioceramic sealer is the No.1 choice amongst the global dental prodigies.

Biocompatibility: Biocompatible word arises from two terms, Bio = tissues and Compatible = suitable. Meaning existing in harmony inside live tissues. Bioceramic materials when coming into contact with the tissue does not trigger an adverse reaction, such as irritation, inflammation, toxicity, allergy, or carcinogenicity. Bioceramics at first place were developed so as to minimize the adverse reactions witnessed by the other type sealers, hence our NT Biocera biosealer checks the first and foremost criteria of an ideal root canal sealer.

Flow: Flow property of a sealer allows the sealer to fill in difficult-to-access areas, such as the narrow irregularities of the dentin, isthmus, accessory canals, and voids between the master and accessory cones. This is a very challenging issue as many sealers fail at this critical criterion. Profoundly our NT Biocera is known for its super smooth flow consistency which makes it very convenient to use.

Setting Time: The ideal root canal sealer setting time should be such that it allows an adequate time for you to work on the canal. However, a slow setting time can result in tissue irritation. Most root canal sealers produce some degree of toxicity until being completely set. A short setting time will produce inadequate results. So, ideally 4 hrs is considered to be the apt time on an average for best results. NT Biocera bioceramic sealers fulfil that requirement very well.

Solubility: If a root canal sealer is soluble beyond recommended values it would invariably permit the formation of gaps within and between the material and the root dentin, thereby leading to leakage from the oral cavity and periapical tissues. We at NT Biocera have worked on this aspect to help you give a long term promising results.

Discolouration of Tooth Structure: Due to aesthetic reasons, a root canal sealer should not stain the tooth which is why our sealer is the favourite choice amongst the dentists. NT Biocera tunes into the natural tooth and keeps the patient happy and smiling.

Radiopacity: Root canal sealers should be sufficiently radiopaque so as to be distinguishable from adjacent anatomical structures. This allows the quality of the root filling to be evaluated through radiographic examination.

Adhesion: One of the primary roles of a sealer is to provide adhesion between dentin and core filling material. Bioceramic-based sealers are known to create bonds between the dentin and GP cone. This adhesion property is related to its solubility and measured using micro leakage and bond strength test where our NT Biocera bioceramic sealer proves its meattle.

Antimicrobial Properties: Icing on the cake is when the root canal sealer also mediates healing and mineralization by virtue of its antimicrobial properties. Agar diffusion test and direct contact testing are the methods used to test antimicrobial activity of a sealer. Antimicrobial properties of root canal sealers lie in their alkalinity and release of calcium ions which stimulates repair via the deposition of mineralised tissue. Bioceramic sealers like NT Biocera has high pH and promotes calcium deposition aiding in healing and repair of the canal.

Well, with a complete checklist fulfilled, NT Biocera Bioceramic sealer becomes the top choice in the Dental universe for the most encouraging results.  To know more about NT Biocera Bioceramic sealer follow the link below.